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determined upon. DR.. Mackenzie WhI az
tend at the request OF the crown prince.
The ..w cabinet is a moderate RePub-
| HcaD BODY. Tirsrd is opposed to the
! aDtouomy OF Paris and the separation OF
chnrrh and state Gen. LoGerot Is the
-owwnodsr Of the Eighth army corps,
with headquarters at BourEes. de dls-
tjnruished himself in the Tunlslan cam
patgn.
Lord Randolph Churchill made a speech
n. ~Stockn0rt England. He denied that
ina government was reluctant TO meet
narliament. On the contrary, he sal'
much had happened during tue recess %
which the government might be PROUD.
The prospects OF the Unionlsts were orI-hI
and promising: their position since ths
fsi}urs Of the Round Table negotiations
had become well defined.
The court of~arraiEnment has p~ronounc,
Cd that no case has been established
AGAINST NJ. Wilson. If. CREWS son-inta",
in connection with the decoration n
dsls. TIT charges against him have there
Tors been dropped. The charges against
Graanon and GOron nave also been DIS.
missed. Nine. Limouzin has been muICted
for the costs OF the trial. The senate has
proclaimed the expulsion OF Gen. d And
Ian on the ground that he is liable to AT
rest if he attempts to sit in the senate.
President Carnot's message was read to
the French chambers. He says: His ap-
pointment clearly proclaims that p2riIa'
ment has resolved to put aside all causes
for disagreement and that regard Tor the
vital interests of the country n Iegltl
mate influence abroad calls for representa-
tives to the nation and animated by pat
riotism. The government hopes to assure
to the country steady progress, and prac'
teal reforms calculated 10 encourage IN
dustrv. strength in credit and produce a
revival OF business. Tn government de-
sires to give consideration to measures al
feetiug labor, public hygiene and national
thrift. and It especially wishes 70 study
and improve the financial condition and
simplify the administrative and judicial
systems.
United Ireland declares that the govern.
mant has ser1red Mgr. PersicO's aid in re-
s~training the Irish priests from offering OPP
position to the government who as an
equivalent viii endOW q Catholic UNIVERSE
". receive q papal envoy and send an en-
bassa6or to the viticA1. 4 mass meeting
Of the dissenting ministers OF England held
at Manchester protested against the nc
ton OF the British government in relation
70 Ireland Justin Mccarthy, speaking at
Hull recently, said that before the last
election Lord Caravan negotiated with
the ParneIlites with the object OF o~usting
Gladstone. The negotiations were con
Quoted solely by Lord Caravan and him.
self. The former agreed to the stipulation
that the Conservatives should be prepared
to cOuCede any measure Of home rule de
by Parneli and himself. The negotia-
lions collapsed because Parnell considered
Gladstone the best man to deal with.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23
conkIing Tells A Story.
Not in session.

From the New York Sun.
Roscoe Conkling sat in the theatel
the other evening. A hand was lait
on his shoulder from behind. 1t be
longed to a certain highly fashionable
matron of his acquaintance, but il
was a large organ, Notwithstanding
that it had never done any labor
Eyes, sir" said Conkling. mistakins
it for the hand OF a Then his
eyes fell on the feminine sleeve attach
ed to it, and he confusedly murmur
ed, 81 beg your pardon"
a"Oh, no o~ffense, / assure you" thu
lady good humoredly responded.
Mr.. Conkling then said: ""This re-
minds me of an actual case in which
a mistake in the, gender of q hand
brought about q divorce suit.
wife had a large hand, and it happen
ed one. evening that she sat with her
husband and several others on a ru
raj veranda. The husband was smok
ing q cigarette, and, as it WAS very
dark indeed, the wife took it from
him for a surreptitious Whit. Now,
right alongside the couple sat a hirta
tious girl. She and the man were on
sentimental terms, but until now
quite unknown TO the woman. The
well developed hand of the wife, with
the cigarette. CHANGED To swing in con.
tact with that of the girl, who took
hold of it, thought from it's size that
it was the husbands, felt convinced
of it by the cigarette, and thereupou
pressed it to her lips, rapturously be
lieving that she was taking a safe op
portunity of the darkness. The eyes
OF the wife were opened, metaphorlc
ally if not physically; she watched
the pair for q few days, and an actor
for divorce was soon instituted.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23
Miscellaneous Nems Notes.

The last rail H. laid On the Minneapolis,
Sault St. Marie & Atlantic Railway.
The resignation Of H. s. Williamson, as
agent OF the Crow Indians in Montana,
has been accepted.
The Tortolfta gold and silver MINING
company and its president bring suits
against James Gordon Bennett, claiming
heavy damages.
A call is out for a meeting ~ the gen,
eral of Western roads TO consids
err the serious situation caused by general
reduction OF freight rates.
j. p. McGaughey is quoted as favoring
Paul It. Bowen as a successor OF Mr.. Pow
DERBY in the doubtful event OF the death
Of the general master workman.
1t ia believed the tobacco tax will be
speedily removed. and the Republicans win
consent to additions to the free list and
the reduction Of the sugar duties.
The Enfield rifle with which Boston Cor.
bett shot John Wilkes Booth mas been
bought by q Grand Army post at Concor-
dia, Kano for IS, and placed in their hall
as asselic.
President Eliot OF Harvard col lege
writes the editor OF the World concerning
the presidents message: II find Presf-
dent Csevekand's views on tariff revision
and the reduction OF the surplus sound
economically, sagacious politically and
thoroughly patriotic President Bart.
lett OF Dartmouth writes. my views
are not in accordance with many OF it's
conclusions mo- with the ~reasonings by
which they are supported"
Exchange: In the Sullivan-Mitchell mat
ter it is imagined by q great many knowing
ones that Mitchell knew what he was do.
ing in making the match, and that SulIi.
van wiz not be allowed to win. The stake.
holder is Chippy Norton, the bookmaker
who cut the ropes in the Smith. Greenfield
hgat. and who was followed by a Birming-
ham gang hat used knives and brass
knuckies to help Greenfield. Sullivan is
not worried, however. One oil ten men
who are to be OF his side Is a genial for.
meg Texan sheriff, who has shot four meh
and IS prepared to show any Birmingham
tough that there is an American institn-
ton that beats knife and knuckIe buster
hollow. The other nine men viii be picked
lighters. and all win 60 armed and ready
to handle any tenSEnglishmen whom the
other side may bring.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

Judge sabin, of the United States
District Court, sitting at Galveston,
Tex, has dealt the barbarous law OF
that state which levies an annual tax
upon travelling statesmen a blow that
win doubtless insure drummers from
other States immunity in Texas hence
forth. He decides empbatically that
the law is an unconstitutional at
tsmptto interfere with interstate CON-
merce, taking ground already ooCupi-
ed by the Supreme Court Of the Unit
ed States.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23
Items About.Paonla.

Ell. Harper has donned the stripes at
the Ohio p~enitentiarv. He haa hAan as-
signed to = position as clerk in the office
Of the secretary.
Jim Keeuan gets to Chicago and roasts
John Barnes, Tommy Warren and the
whole crowd that had anything TO do with
the Minneapolis prize fight.
New York Special When Jack Demp-
sey walked into the Office OF the Police
Gazette to receive his check for 50, 600
and the diamond studded belt, no one
would have supposed that he had fought
a battle OF forty.five rounds with so good
a man as Jack Reagan. There was not a
mark on his lace. He limped slightly from
the squirting inflicted by q spike in the toe
OF Reagan's shoes. Mr.. Fox handed Demp-
sey SO, 600 and a box containing KiIrain's
colors.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

A committee on the eleventh cen
sus, to be taken in 1890, is one OF the
first things proposed in the new con,
gress. Ali OF the reports Of the tenth
census have not yet been published,
and some of them will probably be
dropped out altogether when work on
the eleventh census begins. One of the
things the committee should consider
is how to get census returns promptly
published, and boil down" a great
deal OF useless matter.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

Senator Butler has introduced q bill to
license railway conductors engaged in in
t~erstate 1t provides that no
railroad shall employ any person az g
railway conductor upon any train engaged
in interstate unless the person
is licensed as provided by this act.
bill was introduced by Senator Coke
to limit the Jurisdiction Of United States
courts. It provides that tae circuit and
district courts of the United States shall
not take original cogniEanee OF any snlt
of a civil nature between a corporation
organized under the laws OF any state and
a citizen OF any state in which the corpo.
ration at the time OF action may have
been carrying on any business, except in
cases arising under the patent orcopyright
laws.
Senator Spooner has introduced in the
senate a bill to help out the act passed
late last session, donating SIS, 900 to the
states for the establishment OF experi-
mental agricultural stations, which act.
failed OF it's purpose by eaB Of the fail-
Ee Of congress to make the necessary APP
preparations.
Senator Palmer has introduced q bill to.
increase to So, 600. 900 the limit Ct the
appropriation Tor a public building at De-
troit, Mich.
The bill introduced by Senator George
to protect employees and servants engaged,
in foreign and interstate commerce, de.
clares that they shall be entitled to re.
cover damages for any injury sustained
through the careless, negligent or unskilful
act or omission OF their employers or
masters, or OF their fellow servants en-
gagged on the same service.
Senator Hale introduced a bill to pro.
vide that any officer placed on the retired.
list alter 20 years service by reason OF q.
physical defect, which was not a disquaii
fcation at the time his original entry into
the ser vice, shall be held to be retired toa
disability incident to the service.
HOUSE.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

Chicago has stately extendedits terri
torial limits by taking in several square
miles of the adjoining towns, and has
thereby added over 20, DOC to its pop
ulatiou. It's population is increasing
rapidly, exclusive of accretions by the
annexation OF outlying suburbs; and
its manufactures, trade and COM
merce are growing in like ratio. The
papers claim a population of nearly
100000, aud predict that this popu-
lation will reach a round million in
less than FIVE years.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

The strike of the miners in the lie.
high, Pennsylvania, coal district Is
developing a new phase. It has been
-EE~S &isafEEES REUER G16f-
GUM are to be brought over to take
the place Of the strikers. This has
stirred up . feeling among the idle
men that may b found dangerous.
They promise resistance, Saying that
II the forusrs aozae blo0d VII Tow;
for they RA Fsg die Ezhtfng as
die OF starrsto IzPortIng forsign
labor into tsrguztrysor E1rh speait
&c purp0s@ had better Be Ga.itted.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

EnmgwnNm-~ WwAS@~-Ew ---E ---
nasnds ths construction OF ave new
vetwo arDor-elad ships, to
cost exclusive 0f armament, not
mora thar Sc. 000, 600, one to be
built by contract and one 10 the navy
yards and thrss more fast cruisers OF
the highest type he says that 10 six
pears only foUr 81 the present cruising
SHIPS will remain serviceabIe. In
other words, the old navy viii have
disappeared. Encouragement for tor
pedo experiments is recommended,
and the pneumatic gun spoken highly
Of. The secretary says although we
have spent from s5O.Oo0,O O0to $780,
000, 900 on the turreted monitors
since the war, it has been merely
wasted. A first class modern iron.
clad could dispose Of q feet of them.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

The architects of the great Audi
forum building, now in process OF
erection in the city OF Chicago, say
that the spacious hall in which the
National Republican Convention is to
be held next June. will beyond any
doubt be in readiness by that time.
The hall will accommodate e. !!eas:
10000 people.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

It'll reported that the fight between
sullivan and Mitchell viii faks plaee III
the large farm onthoase ii Kent. Tickets
Tor the light aFe selling at E5S each.
The doctorsin examining tina German
crown prime discovered symptoms 81 fresh
growth and an decrease ia the swelling. a
special consultation Of medicai experts was
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23
In de days Of old
We'uns all he'd gold
In fact till quite recently
When we uns held 4 wake
On New York Jake.

Messra. Moody and Sankey have d.
cided to abandon tabernacle work,
and will henceiorth labor only in on
nection with the churches. Crowds.
they say, ean BIZ gathered into a taber.
nacle and 9 great impression made,
but there IS nobody to follow up the
work end garner the fruits. It Il also
understood that the two ~evanqelists
will hereafter work separately.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23

During his illness the German crown
prince has been much remembered by
the Jews on account OF his noble de-
tense OF them in Germany in recent
wears.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23
The RECORD of oasuaItIes.

". P. Sabey, wholesale hats, apd W. E,
Barton, cigar manufacturer, OF Syracuse,
n. Y, suffered $45, 900 loss by fire.
At St. Augustine, Fla, fire broke out iE
Hamblin's hardware store. The flames
buildings on the south side OF tie plaza.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23
COWBOYS LassoIng the RaIIet

from the Kan.as City Star.
One OF the variety theatres at Dodge
City had for an attraction q com
pany composed of gaudy-stockinged
blondes. The performance was awfu,
in its wretchedness, and in no time the
boys got uneasy and the whiskey ID
them began 10 call for fun. Joe Hooks
rose gravely, called the performance
to a halt, and asked for the manager.
That impressive gentleman came into
sight on the stage and asked what
was wanted. Joe told him that a
show, to be d success, should be pIen.
tifulIy sprinkled with local talent.
The manager haughtily declined Joe's
offer ito speak a piece" but his indig,
nation was soon cut short by the
whizzing of a lariat and a stern re-
minder that any kicking would speed
" be followed BY strangulation.
Joe mounted the stage and ordered
the orchestra to play somethin' right
sneaky like, and began a long piece
TO the effect that.
In de days Of old
We'uns all he'd gold
In fact tin quite recently
When we uns held 4 wake
On New York Jake,
But cudn't bury i'm decen'ly.
After that the performance proceed
ed until one Of the boys, takingit into
his head th&t the big fiddle was a nui-
sance, threw o lasso over the neck OF
It, and started for the door. The in
strument was b complete wreck III q
minute. The boys then begaEto las
SO the girls on the stage, who were en-
gagged ID an Amazon march, and, in
less time than it talks to tell il, there
was not q light burning il the house.
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A FAsCINArINa CRY.

Sacramento has destinations at this sea-
son of the year emf Dyed nowhere else in Cali
fornis. There is here medium temperature
throughout the winter and spring months
that sugses the golden mean and browning
effort of the elements San Francisco il
overhung almost anv time with a mist and
fog. while Sacramento is enjoying the most
exquisite smile of golden sunlight. All
around, and this winter within six miles, the
SHOWS have persisted in visiting California
but in Sacramento the pansies nor daisies
ne'er shivered from the touch of Boreas.
Nowhere in California have. we found such
an approach to the tropics as in Sacramento,
nowhere as in Sacramento do you erj " the
exhlarating influence of palms and mag
nolias, oranges and lines, gum trees and
live oaks, beautiful shrubbery and crawling
vines whose foliage is always green and
whose live appearance in winter in open air
contradicts our munitions. Nowhere do you
see such effort on the part of the people to
utilize the genial cline of this genial State
in the growing of companionable plants of
tropical habits as in Sacramento. And no.
where do you fl I'd their influence so pervad-
ing as in the midst of the gigantic palms of
this city. Sacramento has also some at
fractions not peculiarly climatic. She boasts a
100000 CAPITOL.
1t IL fns building, Is the cost would sug-
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When 1t comes to a matter of a healthy
soul, 1t needs a healthy body to sustain it,
You can't make good, lively Christian from
a wreck, spleen, nervous exhaustion. a mis-
cradle organic function, and you have
cynical, nervous piece that is good for moth
ing but to find fault with God aud all the
good things He has made. 1t is new wine in
old bottles, hunting for comfort in a 70, f,ss
stve. That is all of it in nutshell. Moxie
saves 22S, 900 drunkards in year, making a
home fiji for decent soul to live in. VIVA,
is The record of the preacher? Moxie saves
400, GOO broken constitutions yearly from the
human waste basket. What is the record of
the preacher? What is home worth with
nothing in ii? What is life good for if you
are always tired? What is man or woman
good for if they are unfit to make their way
in the world? What is miserable, debaucht
soul'casket good for anyway? So take Moxie,
young man. and be somebody.
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LNOR SALE.-Honses in different parts of the
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Massachusetts, Republicans.

The enthusiastic character of the meet
ing at the dinner of the Massachusetts
Club last Saturday, signifies that the re-
publicans OF Massachusetts are going to
election which will take place next fall
The speakers were full Of courage and
hope that the majority given for Governor
Amcs last fall will be at least doubled at
the next election. In his speech upon the
occasion Senator Hoar outlined the pur
poses of the republican party First is
the reduction of the surplus revenue. by
diminishing taxaton--the surplus now in
the treasury to be expended for necessary
public objects. ave PROPOSE" said Sen
ator Hoar, 'to take off the duty on every
imported article which enters into an
American manufacture as a material, or
as u necessary article OF consumption for
the American people, which can
not prJlitably be produced here.
Where any article can be proftably pro-
ported by its production, we propose to
keep the duty on and reserve the Ameri.
can market for the American product.
We propose to maintain the policy which
has created our existing system of manu-
features, and mean that it shall in the
South and all over the country foster new
manufactures. We propose further to
reduce the revenue by diminishing or
totally abrogating the tax on tobacco We
propose to spend the accumulated money
In the treasury by constructing navy
by providing fit defences tor our coast
cities; by helping to establish and put up
on their feet systems, subject wholly to
local control, of common school education
for our illiterate population without regard
to race or previous condition; by enlarg-
ing and perfecting our partial system at
home aud abroad; by giving reasonable
encouragement to the establishment of
lines of steamships to foreign ports"
In addition to these things the republ
can party will employ its energies to have
the civil and political rights of the hum
blest citizen in every section respected
to oppose fraud and violence at elections,
and see that every man who has right to
vote for President and Congressman shall
have his vote fairly counted and returned
With such platform as this there should
be no hesitation on the part of the repub
licans in Massachusetts or elsewhere to
work and vote for their party. With
uuion in their ranks and careful organiza.
ton the majorities of the early days of
the republican party ought to return. We
rejoice to witness the revival of the old
faith and spirit among the bretheren in
Massachusetts, and trust they will win
such victory next fa'l as will rebound
to the success of the republican ticket in
the national election OF 1888
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FINEST INvlG0RATING TONIC

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A HORRIBLE NIGHTMARE

in the way OF debt. The origin of this
trouble dates back and for the most part is
connected with the digging for gold.
Hydraulicing was the method soon adapted
to reducing calciterous clay containing gold,
hard as flint TO the touch of the pick
Nv turDinu the waters from The surronndlny
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EDeciGL Advertisements.

Small advertisements. not exceeding three lines,
coming under the head Of WANTED, For SALE,
TO LET, LOST, &C.. tciu be inserted here one time
for 80 cents, three times for 40 cents and one iceek
or so cents.
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was terrible sufferer with Salt Rheum-
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1t is an established fact that consumption
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system, by the timely use of remedy like
DR.. Wistar's Balssm of Wild Cherry, which
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